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  • Sanral dismisses retrenchment claims

    Local news

    JOBURG - Sanral has dismissed claims that it is retrenching its employees, stating that no retrenchment letters have been issued.

  • City’s green revolution targets new developments

    Municipal

    JOBURG - If you anticipate renovating or building a house in Joburg you will need to include trees in your…

  • South Africans consume the most porn

    Local news

    JOBURG - Less is certainly not more when it comes to South Africans and their porn.

  • Five arrested for cable theft

    Municipal

    JOBURG - Police would not confirm if five suspects arrested for being in possession of stolen copper cable were behind…

  • Postal workers strike continues

    Local news

    JOBURG - Delays in the delivery of mail and parcels continue as negotiations continue between the South African Post Office…

  • Alpoa fears being left high and dry

    Municipal

    ALEXANDRA - The Alexandra Land and Property Owners Association (Alpoa) has accused government of putting the cart before the horse…

  • Woman cons man over house

    Crime

    ALEXANDRA - The housing woes of Alexandra have claimed another victim.

  • Light and love for Diwali

    Local news

    JOBURG - Diwali is known to many as "Indian Christmas", however the true meaning of Diwali is based on a…

  • Crowds of fans mob Alex actor

    Local news

    JOBURG - Crowds of fans mobbed Alex resident and popular actor Mduduzi Mabaso when etv marked its 16 years of…

  • Planting tomorrow’s meal

    News

    SANDTON - Boston Media House Sandton final year public relations students gave back to the local community by planting a…

  • Pirates launches online magazine for ‘Ghost’ fans

    Local sport

    JOBURG - One of the country's oldest and historic football clubs, Orlando Pirates has launched an online magazine that will…

  • Creche concerned with enrolment restrictions

    News

    ALEXANDRA - A crèche described an oasis by one of its sponsors is constrained from enrolling more children because of…

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